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finance · BBC
“For every £100 that comes into Premier League football clubs, £67 goes out on the wage bill - that's too high," said Deloitte's Dan Jones.”
100 £
67 £
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finance · BBC
“Mr Jones, the editor of Deloitte's Annual Review of Football Finance, said the wages ratio was above the 58% to 63% of the past decade.”
more than 63 %
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finance · BBC
“The wage bills of Premier League clubs have recorded double-digit percentage growth for three years running. In 2008/09 they were up by £132m, or 11%, to £1.3bn.”
132 m
11 %
1.3 bn
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finance · BBC
“Total wages have grown by 55%, or £474m, in that three-year period.”
55 %
474 m
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finance · BBC
“And he said that the wages ratio in the Football League was 86% as a whole and 90% in the Championship.”
86 %
90 %
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finance · BBC
“The challenging economic environment meant that revenue growth at Premier League clubs was restricted to 3% - leaving it just short of the the £2bn level, at £1.981m.”
3 %
1.981 bn
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finance · BBC
“Only 10 of the 20 top league clubs made an operating profit in 2008/09, one less than a year before.”
10
20
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finance · BBC
“Premier League club's net debt at the end of the 2008/09 season had increased to £3.3bn from £3.2bn the year before.”
3.3 bn
3.2 bn
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finance · BBC
“Almost two-thirds, or more than £1.9bn, of the total net debt related to Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool and Manchester United.”
0.6667
1.9 bn